Villas for rent in Emirates Hills

Emirates Hills villas for rent are large, individually designed houses in an Emaar gated community built around a golf course, and they sit at the top of Dubai's villa rental market. There is no standard product here. Each house differs in size, plot and finish, so rent depends on the sector, the plot and the view more than on bedroom count. This guide explains what to expect, how the sectors differ and what to check before you rent a villa in Emirates Hills.

What is Emirates Hills?

Emirates Hills is a gated, Emaar-developed community whose villas overlook the golf course, referred to as Address Montgomerie or Montgomerie Golf Club in market guides. Our Emirates Hills community guide describes bespoke mansions on plots measured in tens of thousands of square feet, beside Dubai International Academy and close to Sheikh Zayed Road. It also notes that every house is different, which is the point and also the complication.

For a tenant, that means two things. First, no two villas are alike, so a floor plan from one listing tells you little about another. Second, houses here are often owner-occupied, so the number of villas for rent at any time is small. If nothing suits today, set up an alert and check again.

How are the sectors different?

Emirates Hills villas are grouped in lettered sectors. Published area guides from property portals describe a few of them, though they are marketing summaries, not official records, so verify details on the viewing.

SectorWhat portal guides sayWhat to check
EMostly 5 and 6-bedroom villas, some larger, with views over the golf course lakesPosition of the plot and the view
PFewer custom-built villas, typically 5 to 7 bedrooms, beside the golf courseBuild quality and age
VDescribed as a sought-after location on the championship courseDistance to the course edge
WVillas completed in the late 2000s with many golf course viewsCondition and renovation
HHas its own page on our siteSector H

How much does it cost to rent a villa in Emirates Hills?

We do not quote a figure, because we could not verify a recent published rent for Emirates Hills villas. Rents in this community span a very wide range. The main drivers are:

  • Plot and built-up area: larger houses and plots cost more.
  • Golf course or lake view: a frontage on the course usually adds a premium.
  • Condition: a fully renovated villa asks more than one that needs work.
  • Furnishing: a furnished villa costs more than an unfurnished one.
  • Lease terms: the number of cheques and the contract length can change the rent.

The villas shown above this guide give you live prices. For people asking about the lowest or minimum rent here, the honest answer is that it depends on the sector, size and condition, and the lowest-priced villa will still be a large house in a premium community. You can also compare rents in nearby communities such as villas for rent in Meadows.

What is the bedroom range?

Most Emirates Hills villas have five or more bedrooms. Our page for 5 bedroom villas for rent in Emirates Hills shows what is available at that size. The villa currently advertised on this site has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a very large built-up area, with golf views.

What costs come with renting a villa?

CostWhy it matters in a large villa
RentUsually an annual contract, paid by cheque
DEWA electricity and waterCooling, pool and garden irrigation raise bills
Pool and garden upkeepAgree who pays and who arranges the contractor
Staff and securityMany households hire staff for a large house
MaintenanceAsk who pays for AC servicing and repairs
Ejari registrationRequired for the tenancy contract

Our guide on what it costs to run a villa in Dubai goes through these, and renting a villa in Dubai: the annual contract explains the lease. You can open a utilities account with DEWA.

How to rent a villa in Emirates Hills

  1. Decide your sector, bedroom count and whether you need furnished or unfurnished.
  2. View several villas, as no two are alike.
  3. Check the owner's title deed and authority to let.
  4. Agree rent, cheques, maintenance and pool and garden upkeep in writing.
  5. Sign and register the contract on Ejari. See our Ejari guide.
  6. Photograph the condition and keep an inventory if the villa is furnished.

At renewal, the Dubai Land Department Rental Index gives the permitted increase. You can use it through the Dubai Land Department website or our rent increase calculator.

Other villa communities to compare

If Emirates Hills is above your budget or has nothing available, look at Meadows, The Springs and Jumeirah Golf Estates, which all have community guides. For a wider view, read best villa communities in Dubai for families.

Who is Emirates Hills best for?

Tenants who want land, privacy and a golf-course setting rather than a view from a tower. Large families get space for guests and staff, and executives get a quiet gated address close to Sheikh Zayed Road. It is less suited to anyone who wants a short, simple search, because villas are individual and availability is limited.

What to check on a viewing

  • Plot and boundaries: walk the garden and check how close neighbours and the course are.
  • Cooling: ask about the age of the AC units and who services them.
  • Pool and garden: check equipment condition, and who pays for upkeep.
  • Parking and gates: confirm the number of cars and gate controls.
  • Renovation status: ask what was last updated, and when.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a villa in Emirates Hills?

The rent depends on the sector, plot size, condition and furnishing. We do not quote an average because we could not verify a recent published figure. The listing above shows a live example.

What is the minimum rent for a villa in Emirates Hills?

There is no fixed minimum. The lowest-priced villas tend to be older or in need of work, but all are large houses in a premium community. Compare several villas in the same sector.

How many bedrooms do Emirates Hills villas have?

Most have five or more. Sector guides describe five and six-bedroom villas in E and five to seven in P, with some larger.

Who owns the land in Emirates Hills?

Emaar developed the community, and owners hold freehold plots on which individual houses were built. Check the title deed for any villa you rent.

Are Emirates Hills villas rented furnished?

Both options exist. A furnished villa will cost more, so ask for a signed inventory and check the condition of each item.

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